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物理学报 2009
Using conductive atomic force microscope on carbon nanotube networks
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Abstract:
Conductive atom force microscopy observations have been performed on carbon nanotube networks. The results indicate that within an imaging range of several tens of micrometers the resistance of a carbon nanotube is much smaller than the contact resistance between two crossed carbon nanotubes and so the potential difference hardly appears along a carbon nanotube if the carbon nanotube network is electrically biased. Besides, if several semiconducting carbon nanotubes wind into a bundle, they tend to appear like metallic carbon nanotubes.